The MOCVD-growth and annealing of InN films have been studied in this work. The XRD spectra of InN films grown at 350 degrees C-500 degrees C indicate that the diffraction of In increases with increasing the growth temperature to 425 degrees C and the temperature higher than 425 degrees C causes the decrease of In diffraction. The corresponding SEM images show that In grains disappear from the surface as the growth temperature is higher than 425 degrees C. These are attributed to the increase of the desorption of In with the growth temperature. In addition, the SEM images of the annealed InN films also show that the In grains decrease gradually as the annealing temperature is higher than 425 degrees C. Thus, it is concluded that the desorption of In is the main process as the temperature is higher than 425 degrees C.